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Three teenagers, a dog walker, a cleaner and one house key that keeps going missing. You are tired of cutting copies and would rather give each person a code you can switch off, with a proper deadbolt behind it.

Safely, right now
Safely, right now
Safely, right now
Safely, right now
A deadbolt is only as strong as the hole it was bored into and the plate it throws into. In Maskinonge Park we install new deadbolts on doors that have never had one, replace worn units on doors that have, and set the strike so the bolt slides home without lifting or leaning on the door. Nearby, we also work in Clardon Beach and Mount Pleasant.
Same fees day or night · 16 years in business
The fix, explained · Maskinonge Park
The fix
Most lockouts end with the original lock still on the door and still working. That is the point of professional entry: picks, tension tools, decoders and latch tools are designed to operate the mechanism the way a key would, without cutting or prying anything.
The fix
Businesses are locked out by people as often as by hardware. A keyholder is away, a former employee still has a key, a master key has gone missing, or the only spare lives in a drawer behind the locked door.
The fix
A car key that breaks in the door or the ignition is handled with the same extraction tools, with one difference. On most vehicles the plastic head of the key carries the transponder chip and the remote buttons, and that half is usually intact in your hand.
The fix
A break-in repair happens alongside a police file and an insurance claim, and a good locksmith keeps both in mind. Before any hardware is moved the damage is photographed as found: door face, edge, strike, jamb, hinges and glass.
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The fix
Most seized locks can be saved, and keeping your existing hardware is the aim. A cylinder that has stopped turning is usually recoverable with cleaning and fresh internal parts.
Call (289) 803-2818Request a visit Seized & Jammed Lock Opening
The fix
Rekeying and replacing a lock arrive at the same place by different roads. Replacement puts new hardware on the door: a new deadbolt or handle, and a finish that may not match its neighbours.
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Businesses in Maskinonge Park get exit hardware that lets everyone leave without hunting for a key, while the door stays locked from the outside. We fit and adjust push bars, panic bars and deadlatches, set the closers so the door shuts on its own, and check that the whole exit path works in one motion from inside.
Georgina, Filey Beach, Franklin Beach, Paradise Beach, Sutton, Willow Beach, Balfour Beach, Crescent Beach, Elmhurst Beach, Indianola Beach, Island Grove, Jacksons Point, Keswick, Orchard Beach, Orchard Grove, Roches Point and South Wynhurst
No surprises on the doorstep. What we described on the phone is what we plan to do. If the door tells us something different when we see it, we stop and talk before going further.
Helping you choose well. Hardware ranges from basic to heavy-duty and simple to electronic. We explain the differences that actually matter for your door and leave the choice with you.
Neat work, neatly finished. Holes drilled cleanly, hardware aligned, nothing crooked or forced. A lock should look like it belongs on the door, and we take the time to make sure it does.
Reach out and we'll explain the options: (289) 803-2818
Maskinonge Park
In Maskinonge Park the work spans everything on a door that turns, latches or bolts. Homes: lockouts, rekeys, replacements, deadbolts, smart locks, heritage hardware. Businesses: storefront locks, exit devices, closers, master key systems, safes. Read the service that fits and see how a visit runs from start to finish.
Bigger photo, sooner job: Emergency Book soon Plan ahead
Lock Replacement & Upgrade
Gate & Building Entry Locks
Mailbox Lock Replacement
Plan aheadSafe Installation & Servicing
Commercial Rekeying
Plan aheadMaster Key System Design
EmergencyCar Key ReplacementAfter fifteen years the blade has worn to a smooth sliver.
Transponder Key Programming
Ignition Lock RepairSound familiar?

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Three teenagers, a dog walker, a cleaner and one house key that keeps going missing. You are tired of cutting copies and would rather give each person a code you can switch off, with a proper deadbolt behind it.

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Every time the courtyard gate closes, it slams hard enough to rattle the fence panels, and the deadlatch never quite drops into the keeper before the spring yanks it the rest of the way. One good gust of wind and it bounces right back open.

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You've just moved in, and the mailbox compartment in the lobby came with a single key the previous owner mailed back separately, or never handed over at all. As far as anyone can tell, the lock still answers to a stranger's key.

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The accountant's office keeps a decade of client files in cardboard boxes because the only safe in the building is a small drawer safe meant for a laptop, nowhere near large enough for binders of paper.

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The office has been reshuffled twice since the locks were last touched. Reception can open the server room, the warehouse crew has a key to accounting, and the chart that once explained who could open what has not been seen since the move.

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After a busy shift the manager counts the keys coming back in and loses track of who still has one. The walk-in cooler, the liquor cage and the office desk are all supposed to be separate, but the same battered key seems to fit two of them.

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The only key to the car went into the lake with the kayak. Now the car sits locked in the driveway with a full tank, and there is no spare in the house, in a coat pocket or anywhere else.

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A second driver has joined the household, and the one existing key gets handed back and forth between two schedules that rarely line up. Everyone agrees another key would settle the daily handoff, but nobody has looked into how a modern ignition actually learns a new one.

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The key turned the engine off in the driveway and now refuses to come back out. Wiggling it, pushing the shifter through every gear again, even leaning gently on the wheel; the barrel keeps holding on to it regardless.
York, Ontario
Transponder Key Programming, Master Key System Design, Safe Installation & Servicing, Ignition Lock Repair, Lock Replacement & Upgrade, Mailbox Lock Replacement, Car Key Replacement, Gate & Building Entry Locks and Commercial Rekeying
43%
Homes of every age. About 43% of homes in Georgina were built in 1980 or earlier, according to the 2021 Census.
In areas with homes from many decades, a locksmith gets to match the solution to the house rather than apply one answer everywhere. Period hardware stays on the houses that suit it; modern security goes where the door and the household want it.
83%
Mostly houses. Single-detached houses make up about 83% of homes in Georgina (2021 Census).
Where the housing is mostly single houses, the door into the house from an attached garage is easy to overlook because it feels indoors. It is still an exterior door, and a proper deadbolt there is a sensible, low-fuss upgrade.
A restricted keyway helps with that. The key blanks are controlled by the manufacturer and its authorised locksmiths, so a copy generally requires the card, record or authorisation the program uses, cutting down on copies made at an ordinary kiosk. It suits homes where keys are lent to cleaners, contractors or tenants. The cylinders are fitted in the normal way, and you keep the key card safe because it is what future copies depend on.
Yes, a master key arrangement is a common answer: individual gates each keep their own key for day-to-day use, while one additional master key opens all of them for whoever manages the whole property, such as an owner or a maintenance contractor. Setting this up means recombining or replacing the cylinders involved so they share a compatible pinning structure, which is planned out before any single gate's lock is touched, so the system works as intended once finished.
It happens more often than people expect, especially in a building where compartments changed hands with a single set of keys and no clear record of who returned what. Replacing the lock rather than simply asking around settles it, since a new cylinder makes any key still out there, regardless of who holds it, stop working.
Most electronic locks give a low-battery warning, usually a beep or flashing light, well before they actually stop working, and replacing the battery within that same week is the safer habit rather than waiting. Depending on how often the safe is opened, a battery commonly lasts somewhere between one and several years, and keeping a spare of the correct type near the safe avoids a search once the warning starts.
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